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Two Injured In Early AM Molino Crash
May 6, 2012
Two people were injured in an early morning accident in Molino.
The accident happened at the intersection of Highway 95A and Bet Raines Road just after 4:00 a.m. It appeared the driver of a Ford F150 pickup pulled from a stop sign on Bet Raines Road into the path of a Chevrolet Tahoe traveling on Highway 95A. Two people in the pickup were transported by ambulance to a Pensacola hospital with non-life threatening injuries, while two people in the Tahoe refused treatment.
The accident remains under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol; further details have not been released.
The Molino and McDavid stations of Escambia Fire Rescue and Escambia County EMS also responded to the crash.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Two Injured In Early AM Molino Crash”
Jerald, I’m glad you’re okay man, I mean We practically grew up together and it blew my mind when you told me about it, but like you said accidents happen.
Stay strong Bro.
I went to stop at the stop sign and my hit the brakes with the side of my foot and it slid off and before i could get my foot back on i was already in front of the taho and thats pretty much what happen Tyler moorer was with me but hes alrite tho
That was a nice Tahoe, too bad!
Never assume they see you! Never trust a turn signal, wait for them to turn! Always be ready for them to change lanes w/o warning!
Remember, total paranoia equals total awareness!
Advice for children: Stop texting until you get there! Put away that cellphone, & don’t answer until you get there! You are young, there are many things you do not know (and there always will be).
Wow! They’re all lucky this wasn’t worse than it appears. I hope everyone is going to be ok.